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Star Wars: The Clone Wars: the force can be with you Nov. 3
By April MacIntyre Oct 28, 2009, 1:47 GMT
On my list of cool items to own comes the first season of the animated gem, "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" out this November 3.
On my list of cool items to own comes the first season of the animated gem, "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" out this November 3.
The sophisticated look and lush other-worldly atmosphere of this effort from Lucasfilms is a wonderful thing, and appeals to kids and adults equally.
With the holidays approaching, consider gifting your Sci-fi fans "A Galaxy Far, Far Away” so they can relive the first season of the Cartoon Network Friday night fun.
From Lucasfilm:
The battle to restore peace and justice to the galaxy rages on – but the origins of the Clone Wars continue to reverberate throughout the conflict, touching every skirmish and influencing every turn in the ongoing adventures. Return to the beginning and revisit all of the inciting causes and incendiary catalysts of the galactic civil war with the Complete Season One, coming to DVD and high-definition Blu-ray Disc November 3.
Relive every exciting adventure and uncover hidden secrets about the Clone Wars – from the stories, the motivations and the thrilling battles to the groundbreaking genesis of the series itself.
Lucasfilm has opened its production vaults for unprecedented access – including behind-the-scenes, never-before-seen production secrets, easter eggs, restricted information, artist insights, crew confidentials and much, much more.
Uniquely packaged with an exclusive 68 page production journal, the four-disc set contains all 22 episodes from the groundbreaking first season – including seven extended Director’s Cuts – as well as companion featurettes for each episode.
Exclusive to the Blu-ray disc, fans can venture even further into the ”galaxy far, far away” with The Jedi Temple Holocron Vault, an interactive feature enhancing the viewing experience with over three hours of additional content and an extensive database of information – including interactive 3-D object turnarounds, more than 550 images from the production and scene fly-throughs.
